Language and Literature - Modern Language and Literature

The Bachelor's Degree Program in Language and Literature offers you the opportunity to study a combination of two modern or classical languages that interest you:

One modern language (A) and one modern language (B) / Latin (B) / Romanian (B)

Classical Philology (Latin and Ancient Greek)

You have options to choose from, but you need to know how to combine a language A with a language B:

You can study as language A or B: English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish

You can exclusively study as language A: Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Chinese, Japanese, Hungarian, Modern Greek, Polish, Romani, Serbian, Slovak, Turkish, Ukrainian

You can exclusively study as language B: Catalan, Korean, Hindi, Latin, Persian, Romanian

Fixed combination: Latin (A) and Ancient Greek (B)

The following combinations are not allowed: Spanish (A) - Italian (B), Italian (A) - Spanish (B), Portuguese (A) - Russian (B), Russian (A) - Portuguese (B), Portuguese (A) - Latin (B), Russian (A) - Latin (B).

In both specializations, the study program aims, on one hand, to deepen knowledge of language, literature, and civilization in a traditional sense, and on the other hand, to introduce and/or strengthen a set of specialized skills that will allow you to integrate into the job market within academic or private economic structures.